Omar Al-Bashir Steps Down After Continuous Protests

The president of Sudan, Omar Al-bashir finally steps down after continuous protests across the country, according to the State news media. The military is expected to make a crucial announcement later today.

Check also: More 27 People Shot Dead In The Ongoing Demonstrations In Sudan

Sudan’s army has surrounded the presidential palace In the capital city Khartoum following over three months of protests against the government of president Omar Bashir.

Bashir is wanted by International Criminal Court (ICC) on genocide charges in connection with physical violence in Darfur, South Sudan.

He is so far the longest serving leader since the country got it’s independence in 1956. He has been Sudan’s president since 1989.

Check also;

• More 27 People Shot Dead In The Ongoing Demonstrations In Sudan
• Sudanese Top Opposition Leader Arrested, As New Protests Resume
• UN Launches $2.7 Billion Appeal For South Sudan Refugee Crisis

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